Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

IEWS IN BRIEF.
compiled from Various sourccA
o,cprrARY BAYARD is hopeful Of peace.
: I'd honorable settlement of the Ca
.d;,n fisheries question.
+ ! current rumor in European capitals
-. =. +ba rzar of Russia and the Emperor
Germany are soon to meet at Stettin.
p,oon was she'd at the Bally Coree
I.,Iord) meeting on the 4th, thanks to
y y GOOD sense and moderation of the
-ish leaders.
4 WONDERFUL arrangement has been
..1o - With the Utes. They quit .fightin e,
:, - nart Of their ponies back and pay for
bo balance themselves.
r.,r. ronor stove manufacturers of the
.,,ntrv decided at a meeting in Cleve-
~ n IN the 2d, TO pool their interests
aDa ono h;r concern, with headquarters in
yleveland.
cvvrp,1 NELSON A. MILES was thrown
,.or, a tollv-ho coach near Los Angeles,
ToI on the evening of the Both, and his
.;abt Iar was broken at the ankle. Sever
Il others sustained slight injuries.
r. is stated upon apparently good au-
+bortv that Admiral Luce will be re.
lso,sd from the command of the North
Aas1tic squadron and be made president
dths war college at Newport, R. l.
GENERAL ABsALoN BAIRD, U. S. A., and
Colonel H. c. Hasbrook, Commandant of
cadets at West Point, were among the
visitors to the military camp of instruc.
ion at Aldershot, England, on the 3D..
The arrangement for the Pope's jubilee
IRE being perfected with most elaborate
grandeur It is understood visitors OF
are to be SO dazzled that
cmporal power will be restored to the
Dmtif.
The collector of customs at Suspension
Bridge, n. y, seized the Canadian steam
r Hastings at Lewiston for violation Of
be navigation laws in carrying passen
,ers between Lewiston and Olcott. two
imercan ports.
Mr.. BALLARD SMITH, city editor Of the
;ew York H'orld, was among the Presi
ent's guests last week at Oak View. Mr.
mith spent several hours there on the
d, the President driving in with him il
ha evening to the city.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND telegraphed
rom Washington on the ID accepting the
ourtesy Of the Commercial Exchange o.
and will attend the recep.
an rendered him by the exchange on the
lorning Of Friday, September 10.
the Iowa Democratic State convention
n the 1st nominated the following
cket; Governor, Major T. T. Anderson ;
lieutenant Governor, J. NJ. Elder; Judge
upreme Court, Charles S. FOgg; Super
ltendent of Public instruction, H. w.
awyer.
TREASURY Department officials estimate
hat the reduction in the public debt dur
ng the past month will be about 5000, 900.
his comparatively light monthly reduc-
len is accounted for by the unusual heavy
'enson draft for August, which amounted
o fully $4,000, 900.
TIE President is tal1ingt decided inter-
aSi N the centennial celebration of the
adoption Of the Constitution, which is to
take place in Philadelphia during this
month. lie has determined that the mill
Iary and naval forces shall be we'll repre-
'ented On the occasion.
SCARLET FEVER has become endemic in
London and at the English seaside resorts,
-A1 + increasing in virulence daily. A
great many families have gone to the con-
@'ai through fear of the disease. after
%@ moved from place to place in En-
s--4 lylnS to escape it.
n s
A!oh HEWITT of New York has ac-
D3'sa On invitation to review the Labor
! LAY parade. He refused, however, to al
r.. ~. 'le Italian flag to be hoisted on the
~! Eail % that day and said that such
! l. mug should not be permitted as long as
: was mayor Of New York.
4 !. re Close of the week ended the Cd
~ Det'oltS were still! in the lead in the
easae baseball championship series,
a.I nj. Percentage being G2S, against $50 for
!. .-I"so In the American Association
Il Il n LOUIS Browns increased their al
''' strong lead during the week.
"a, a VICTORIA (B. Co. dispatch says the
/. '.lo schooner Pathfinder, arrived there
4. ~e ID, having on board 2,317 seal
i,sS' =, During the time she was in Behr-
n ~ sea, She only spoke one vessel, and
!. Ao' learn of the seizure Of seal
I , Taooners until she arrived at Vic
= iLIlrloN has been filed in the General
r.' rr.-u 0iiice by citizens of White Pine
ny Nev., accompanied by resolutions
~. ~ at public meeting asking the in
i, o1'ion the land department. to pro-
s.,,. n, Ss'tle7s against the unlawful appro-
H.. "A OF the public domain by foreign
Sfiaisers.
Cl3,n4a litigation growing out of the
On 4. y, IN horror in Illinois cropped out
Ut. IN the shape of nineteen damage
tn ,SFesatiag Sl21,5J3 which were be-
III o.. He Circuit Court of Peoria County.
Ia NJ lor 5000 each, all death cases.
'ar;o1+ ,+7fS are for injuries, and demand
@.q1 sums, reaching in one instance